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by tr3ntg 4y ago
I too decided to try Mastodon recently. But I didn't try it out because of Twitter's recent news, I tried it out because I haven't enjoyed Twitter for a long while. Mastodon is providing for many people what they haven't
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
* System Dock -> uBar (my favorite of all)
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
This is really cool. Not only is it great technically (combo of open source and git-powered is so convenient) - you’ve also done a stellar job of designing the UI. This looks like a CMS an individual would choose over others based on UX alo
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Live Counter of Uber's Net Losses ($27B and Counting)(uberlosses.com)
107 points by tr3ntg 4y ago|149 comments
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
The same happened to me. Every time it happens, I end up hanging up and calling again to ensure I have the right number. It’s a horrible system. They’re shouting themselves in the foot on security. In my experience, it was also a bank that
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
I’ve noticed multiple companies abuse this system by having customer support verify your identity with an SMS code that also includes the “don’t share this with anyone” snippet. Even my former bank did this. Companies can include the warnin
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
Categories look identical to the top-tabs they already had, no? Even their "OMG" tag is simply a rename of the previous "Offbeat". I don't get it.
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
My thoughts exactly. Every single new guarantee sounds like the bare minimum customer service capabilities I already assumed they had in place. When I pay Airbnb for a stay, I already expect: 1. to be able to freaking check in 2. to get wha
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Turo Requires a Driver's License Number and Credit Card to Show Full Price
132 points by tr3ntg 5y ago|131 comments
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
It'd help to know what your UI will do. For most applications, I'd suggest SwiftUI. That's because most UIs are for straightforward CRUD apps. Because everyone else here makes great points. There are lots of reasons to avoid
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
Congratulations. That's incredible news.
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
I was hoping someone here would compare the two. I might have to give Appwrite a try after all. Supabase's self-hosted option was wack when I tried it a few months ago.
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
I'm glad the author included examples. In each, I preferred the CG version.
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
I'm building a journaling app for couples (iOS): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/twig-journal-for-couples/id145... I originally made it for my long distance girlfriend (now wife) and myself. It averages $4
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
Yeah, but those taxes are based on the value of the shares today ($1.5m) minus what it'll cost him ($4k). Even though he's not actually profiting on that difference yet, you still usually owe taxes on it. So we're talking hun
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
I know I'm preaching to the choir as everyone here is aware of how terrible PayPal is, but I too have been burned by them. They shut down access to my personal account with no warning and no option for recourse. Thankfully I didn'
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by tr3ntg 5y ago
Really appreciate this breakdown plus your call-to-action to investigate these numbers yourself. Really fun read. I'm going to take this moment to push back against the common figures I hear around how much one "should make"
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How to Crash Your Startup(tr3ntg.medium.com)
2 points by tr3ntg 5y ago|0 comments